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Section 1: Massachusetts border to Harriman Dam

Snapshot:
One of the easiest portions of the CT to ski, most of this section follows an ungroomed old railroad bed.  It runs along the scenic Deerfield River and includes a half-mile road walk.  To reach the Massachusetts border, you must ski south from Harriman Station.

Length: 8.0 miles

Difficulty: 
This is an easy section because it is flat. Allow extra time if you will be breaking trail after a significant snowfall.  There is a short, steep climb up from the Deerfield River valley to the parking area at Harriman Dam, which can easily be walked.

Note:  Harriman Station and Harriman Dam are two different places.

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